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The Economic Impact of Company Closures on Rural Communities
  • Oct 16, 2014
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Lt. Governor prepares for meeting (Lt. Governor Owen, chair of the Legislative Committee on Economic Development and International Relations, reviews briefing materials prior to the Oct. 9 meeting in Republic.)
LCEDIR in session (Lt. Governor Owen, chair of the Legislative Committee on Economic Development and International Relations, asks one of the presenters a question during the session.)
Helping during tough times (Lt. Gov. Owen gives a presentation on how the state stepped in two help during a timber industry recession that impacted much of southwest Washington about 25 years ago.)
Lt. Governor Owen completes a pour at the Kinross Kettle River gold ore processing plant
LCEDIR members on gold ore processing plant tour
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Overview of refinery processes (Kettle River Mill Superintendent Cortney Gill provides the committee with an overview of how the plant turns gold ore embedded in rock to a highly refined gold brick.)
Committee members learn about gold ore processing
Rep. Norma Smith holding gold bar
Sen. Curtis King holds gold bar
Gold brick (Brent Pendleton of the Lt. Governor's staff takes his turn holding the brick.)
Gold bar is worth about $942,000
Milling for gold (Superintendent Cortney Gill, left, with Rep. Norma Smith)
Plant operations (Superintendent Cortney Gill with LCEDIR members during tour)
Kinross Kettle River
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